New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
about o great many other teinga. Tie fact Ia. the
Doctor in this business has acted so what Ike tho

about o great many other telnga. 13o iaot In tne
Doctor in this business has acted son whst Ike thu
mischievous sehoolboy, who. on being pns-
sued by his companions, runs toward the
millpond. They think that he Is going to jump
It, but ust before be gsts to the edge he ciev
ery steps aside and lots his pursuers rush into the
water. I have no fears that DR.. McGynn will not
come out Of this affair trlqnPhantly He'll DO re-
Catholics who are opposed to the Doctor do not
think so. The Heemans Journal. one Of the leading
Catholic papers Of she country has this to say in
to-days issue:
s.s s'eEpn Ia h sSssn "a 4. fia 70
duties Of the priesthood he only terror sIcomm
ton has for him Is the possible loss Of votes
He will not lose many votes among his old par
ishioners at st. StephenA At least one would think
so from tho way they talk about tho notice Of
his accommodation. which most OF them
seemed disposed to ridicule. Loading members Of
the congregation declared again last night, they
have frequently of late, that the imposition Of the
sentence would not make tho least difference with
them IN the treatment of. the Doctor.
But you understand chat in aiding or abctting
the Doctor iu his rebellion you render your
self liable TO be excOmmunlcated also
oh suppose so' wss tho general reply, = put
We don't mind such excommunicaiions as these
We can stand them tho year round"
ndcs My yo # he the sapsSn was
Stephens to-day they would get up and 20 out OF
the building.
about this letter. its appearance proved q
s%sSt''' Saps more s than Dr.. a MoGlyun himself.
terday afternoon before its existence was ascer-
tained. When spoken to about 1t he said,
"Isnrmise from what tho papers say in regard 70
that something will come from Rome
in writing If nv surmise Is true it will take II at
least Ten or twelve DAYS get here am sure that
How will the eIcommunication affect your sup
portersf'
nun Gated had to he left to themselves and were
tsbooed even socially. This is all changed now;
however 1t Is possible that there NAV be formal
ceremony in regard to the accommodation.
here Is such thing known 10 the ritual"
Have you received any formal notice of your
excommunicatop m SINCE the publication OF tue dis
81 prefer TO retain my reserve in regard to
whether or not have received any communication
l will say. however. that there have been good
many rumors IN the newsD per reports that are
not founded on fact, and for which am In
DO way responsible. When j received the
first notice of suspension last October Archbishop
Colrigan reported as saying disregarded 1t.
did not. Tnere are rumors about the alleged de-
livery by special messenger 10 me on May ~ or the
summons to Rome, l couldn't have attempted TO
evade it by stickingit away in drawer without
reading IT. That would have SIMPLY been childish" f
"Hsve you any idea as TO the character OF tn
alleged publication IN the papers,.
NO 1 have not. except 1T may be the Archbish-
ops views on the dispatch of July ~
lis the report that you found on your arrival
here n reg stored letter from Archbishop CoIrigan
containing notice of your suspension true -
81 have received no formal communication from
the Archbishop either yesterday or to-day
lit has been suggested that you may follow
Father Hyacmtbe's example. Is there any ground
for such q report T.
Absolutely none. took the VOW of priesthood
IN perfect good faith. am just as true to those
VOWS now as | ever was and Will
continue so. did not have nv
pulpit 1 WAS dubbed out but am and Will remain
as good Catholic as ever was, accommodation
or no accommodation"
DR.. McGlynn will speak at the Academy Of Music
tonight and will. In all probability have some
thing to say about the excommuncadon.
Henry George did did not seem at all
disturbed about the Doctors future as
a Catholic priest Yesterday. He declined
to discuss the matter at any length. but
declared that Dr. McGlynn would be found
ready to repel all the accusations made
against him IN theArchblshop's pastoral letter and
Justify his Ito the satisfaction OF every rea-
sOnabe man."
DIIigent search failed to discover the Doctor last
evening lnqulry was made at the house of
his sister in Brooklyn, where he usually. goes
az ght when he is III town, but 1t was stated that
he had not been there and was not expected to
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